Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1952 — Page 14

PAGE 14 nis THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - et Hirt oe ___ WEDNESDAY, APR. 30, 1052 2 More Hoosiers [Treed Cats Out of Luck |Aussie Officials Order Airlines Built With Passengers Facing the Rear

* , . | 4 : : Historians Don t Know Killed in: Korea | RICHMOND, Va. (UP)—If the) CANBERRA, Australis, Apiy. The. ew order will pot spplyifie new.’ seating ately an pranctibed by | arrangement Precautions

family eat climbs a tree amis, (orn) Australia’s irline to present commercial aireraft in/iessens the risk of death in a the CAD. ’ dn he Ini lane crash by at least 25 per|

n’s Birthday — baci iti | Two more Indiana servicemen WOR't come down, # wou passenger of tomorow will faceloperation because of the huge exUncle Sam S “ i ay {have been killed in the Korean pay to call the Richihond fire ra rear of the plane instead ot! lcent e it 8 they 5 WASTE

ved 1 rting the fighting, the Defense Department department. The public satety| frost pense lavolved in converting (he jixelihood of a broken neck.

By United Press {was more appropriate in colonial reported today. t Nia planes from standard seatirig. | jn Australia's case, the pre-| WASHINGTON, Apr. 30—Un-times. | . Two other Hoosiers were Hpal rector, Richard RB Posten, asi This safer way of travel has ..All new passenger planes cautions hardly seem necessary,’ PAPER Je Sam is a man without a birth-| Eagle Opposed . (as wounded, calls. Getting a stray cat out of{beem ordered by the country’s bought by Australian airlines, Its airlines have one of the high- RICAN PAPER lay. | Another emblem of the United | RILLED a tree costs the city $50 to $100 Civil Aviation Department and however, must be equipped ®ith'est safety records in the world, | AME He has been around for mearly States, the eagle, had a more spe-| . Army and anyway it's no business of makes Austrilia the first natiom rear facing seats under the CAD's If mot the highest. ! § STOCK COMPANY leific beginning, though a less aus-| Pvt. Russell Schlabaugh, hus-the fire department, Mr. Foster| to ovder rear-facing seats in. pas- decision. This is due undoubtedly to the 140 years but historians aqmit| one, ‘band of Mrs. Cholene M. Schia-isaid, |senger planes. I According to the department, high degree of maintenance and)

the exact date of his Initial ap-|" py,¢ pyrq'y first official appear. PAUSH, Albion.

pearance is still a mystery. lames . was on the seal of the

Arines J i Just about everything else of United States, right where the 86%. Pal. Cieginy Machstro, the tall, bewhiskered an’s founding fathers placed it. It fot. : ’ h geuliem the there only after some vehement Meckatroth, Ft. Wayne,

History 1s now on Siapiay \opposition by Benjamin Franklin. | WOUNDED Library of Congress. Included in| Pe did by go for the story | Army + the exhibit are five prize-winning|which said the eagle was a sym-| First Lt. Warren W, Wyneken, paintings which depict modern/bol of strength. Instead Franklin 50n of Mr. and Mrs, Hugo D. concepts of Uncle Sam and early called 1t a bird of “bad moral Wyneken, Ft. Wayne, i

of the United States, living honestly” and is “a rank. Cpl. James Lowell Stahl, son of] Uncle Sam was first heard of coward.” . ; Mrs. Ruth L. Stahl, Lebanon. |

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The nickname was switched! could 30-day term! trom Mr. Wilton to the govern- Spend $77 a Week [ito he & Stan a Mdny : ment when the workers, noting CHICAGO (UP) Case histories ses A the letters U. 8. marked on the ,r youthrul 4 adicts here show’ “g supplies began referring to ‘nel that they — an average of $77, ACCORDION goods as “Uncle Bam's beef” andiy week for narcotics. j Privat $450 Accortioms | “Uncle Sam's flour.” They bad| The study was made by the] Va-Heur loaned te | Lessons Beginners

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